South Africa in the News on 4 January 2012

Independent OnlineSouth African Stocks: AngloGold, Harmony, Impala, Lonmin MoveBloomberg(HAR) , South Africa's third- largest gold producer, gained 1.3 percent to 97.88 rand. Impala Platinum Holdi more…

AFPLibya calls on South Africa for assistance in reconstructionBikya MasrCAIRO: Libya is looking to South Africa for assistance in rebuilding the country following the bloody civil war that ousted for more…

ESPN STAR SportsStrong field tees up for Africa OpenSouth Africa.infoSouth Africa will field a full arsenal of winners and promising youngsters when the European Tour swings through Buffalo City to co more…

Telegraph.co.ukMajestic Kallis and Petersen put South Africa in commandReuters AfricaBy Ken Borland CAPE TOWN (Reuters) – Jacques Kallis and Alviro Petersen hit centuries to drive South Africa into a more…

Libyans ask South Africa for help to rebuild countryMonsters and Critics.comSherif 'conveyed a request for South Africa's assistance in the reconstruction and development of Libya in light of more…

India's South Africa Coal Imports Slump as China Buys MoreBusinessWeek4 (Bloomberg) — India's imports of coal from South Africa fell in the first 11 months of 2011, while China almost doubled more…

Secrecy bill in South Africa is wrongThe Boston GlobeBy Maria Karagianis IN THE recent approval in South Africa of the Protection of State Information bill, the African National Congress spit on the g more…

AFPSouth Africa: Anger over official rhino hunting auctionGlobalPostA South African wildlife park's decision to auction off the right to hunt a white rhino has caused outrage in South Africa, whic more…

Telegraph.co.ukKallis hits 41st ton as South Africa dominate; Tendulkar falls short againCNN International(CNN) — Jacques Kallis marked his 150th Test appearance with his 41st century as South Africa more…

BBC NewsCoca-Cola urged to abandon Swaziland's King Mswati IIIBBC NewsActivist Lucky Lukehele told the BBC there was no difference between King Mswati's government and the former apartheid reg more…